New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-03-04

law partner. made collector at Bunxlo. GOODYEAR
brothor Of another partner. made Inspector v; r:
II II: sic,xrd. brrthcr ii another partner Chfef d
Ordnance Bureau. Washington. Thompsons son
made laborer. then clerk regardless Of rules, 49,
to ret 81 500 place for his brother. put IN ma
cbinst examiner. an incompetent person, ana YET
persuaded committee he n edcd 30 additional e1-
pied in many ways Garland's clean sweep In De-
rartmcnt Justice Wit men IN sympathy win eou'1oI
g. IT, i. Dcrsbe.ner District-Attomev Y . crti-
cized by Manning will no doubt DO to congress as
II was to me startling announcement that Of 2. 800
suits between importers aud Collector not fully
ready for tIial on mart of Government and does moo
appear to be In office OF elsewhere any note or mn
Government officers based" $50. Jan. 81. ". l..
Treasury menaced by uutried suits. constituting a
cont per annum. 1.1ii claim. add'd since Clo7e-
lands term began. but only 100 cases tried. 80,
president q labor foaeTation his a.sistant foreman
who was DISCHARGED for irving to get prntership and
'ee. Oct 9. T. l. and discharge large number Of
women for no other reason than because trades
unions demanded T. thereby increasing ssps%s.
fSs Art ss s
70 by old s HSs s
IT. q Treasury circular states that department suers
40 Of VI s% ss . s
0cers personally for suppression. SO Dec
internal r.y.nne service. e is stated s7 jan r.
Ouices AMI 'Ulders OF army send affidavit that Shoes
~ l6av0nWOrJn
pinmhsr and boss csrrensr appointed to ropsir
made whatever Mean hlc WASHING Of towels taken
to laundry go June H. IT. g. Dnry~a chief clerk
c"%s I ana there wp
tnat ey were sck and charged them 25 cents each for
snrk the OATH s Isn IT. 4 s New New
co. w. fpraiser 49, Dec. IS, TT. Custom House SO
In more new men. 81 Jan IF 5. approved Jan. r..
But tho cW,rn OF hungry applicants as great as
after bill passed, 81 Jan. 81 " /.
| WASHINGTON REAL ESTATE AND POLICE SCAN
DAIS.
The Presidents own name tainted by srsed Of his
appontees. whitney BOUGHT place three miss north
vest Of White House for 5000 per aero Clsveian rs
commissioners and officials secured large tracts near,
and used President advertising sign for their prop
srty" 80 Dec. l. inducing BIN to buy Red Top
inaly $3.50 per S2l 900 than 1t worth.
ana some affirm nothing paid. Com missonas have
finely paved and guered roads in this new district
better than the main thoroughaes TO city, and defect
extension Massachusetisave. from straight line TO
reach this property, SO Nov 81 O. District contains
06o aores % houses 600 people, lands valued Ia all at
$4,000 In 1883, but roads laid for the district
III cost $4,000 when completed and $4,000 yearly,
SO Oct 25 TT. 1. Wilson, Marshal. bought Red Ton,
and sold to President the day, nominaly at
prices he has charge improvements giving coutracts for
lumber 10 Commissioner WheatleT SO Nov. lS 4.
Later Dorsey (lagset bought los acres close ny for
Wills not supposed able boy. and believed Lamont
and other Officials behind him. Syndicates In
cludeo Commissioner Webb. who had retired from
Office onief police 1861 charges affecting his
lOTalty; Wheatley, recommended by wilson, CLiei OF
Police Walker. appointed by Wheatey Thompson and
street railroad company. and Wilson. director. Com.
mssionrrs refuse to scose Dersbip OF property
which penied $4O50O0 for aud CHARGE
made ai TS c % money %as for sn% her
mates Showing where money was 10 be expended in
future IN or Ter TO cover expenditures Red Top region
Sc Nov 20 IT, 2. Committee strnck out tho appropra.
ton 100000 for extension Mass icbusettsave and
!ramed the bill 10 prevent use OF money on localities not
specified, 81. Jan II r. l.
Police Lieutenant Arholu said to Sergeant Griegs that
Major Walker had ordered leutenants TO watch
bers of Congress an note their habits In order Ia
them under his m to control legislation nearly I'LL
bad houses Washington being In his precuct, So Nov.
3. Commiss oners scOutet charge ali ,ious but
upon Investigation The World reports, ARNOLD has
this there Is perfect unasmity OF public sentiment"
Co nmssioncrs on Nov. - asked chief for resignation
dated Nov. l5. when investigation began Afterward
stated falsely that did resign then SO Dee IL r. g.
not orler tie spying; d. miss I'd lieutenant though
admitting charges against hin tot sustinei ccnsdred
and fined another occf because he told tue truth under
oath, SO Nov. % Tr 2. ,ss-mre,ne denounced com
mssiOners, SO Nov. %, Tr. ,. Womohs Christian
Temperance Union, In strong memorial protests that
commissioners for months per nit and protect gambling
prostitution. that freat nDnl err houses Ill repute.
though PERFECTLY known are proieo ei by oppressive
authority OF commissioners that known houses Of III
rep 1te make deposits OF money and thereupOn
licensed TO sell all lquors TINT liquor selling Is permit
ted close To public schools Louisiana lottery In house
owned by commissioner. and president OF 2oor deaf
ers association Is ponds for commissioner S6 ~
jan 81 r. 8. Arthur's commissioner refused Hcenses
many improper persons; licenses granted after
police report places Kept FOR assgnaton or other tad
purposes, and recommend against license, 81 jan "a,
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